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login register search this site: home news general news new releases artists and people tour news and dates editor's blog sharon's news from america obituaries about us the living tradition our writers graphic services get involved the magazine subscribe advertise with us make a donation join our mailing list current issue next issue articles reviews live reviews back issues press area advertisers live music festival listing 2018/2019 festivals in detail concerts folk clubs sessions regional links teaching events workshops live music venues resources join our mailing list celtic music radio other music related resources cultural tourism subscribe subscribe to living tradition donate to living tradition contact us contact form review cds mailing list website account applications shop online shop privacy policy & data protection rowan piggott - next generation rowan piggott is the fiddle-playing and singing son of charlie piggott of de danann fame. he is currently making a name for himself around the folk scene in england as a solo musician and also as a member of the georgia lewis band and as half of a duo with rosie hodgson. he is the next generation, not just of a family of musicians, but he is also part of the next generation of folk musicians, festival and club goers, working in the scene and making it their own. + http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-thumbnails/issue124_newsfeed.jpg http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-pictures/issue124_newsfeed.jpg rowan piggott - next generation rowan piggott is the fiddle-playing and singing son of charlie piggott of de danann fame. he is currently making a name for himself around the folk scene in england as a solo musician and also as a member of the georgia lewis band and as half of a duo with rosie hodgson. he is the next generation, not just of a family of musicians, but he is also part of the next generation of folk musicians, festival and club goers, working in the scene and making it their own. + http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-thumbnails/issue123_newsfeed.jpg http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-pictures/issue123_newsfeed.jpg will pound - through the seasons not many people who are known primarily as a folk artist can claim to have played on a number one record in the charts. even one nominated three times for the coveted bbc folk awards ‘musician of the year’. however, will pound played the opening harmonica riff on one such record. he ain't heavy he's my brother, by the justice collective, was recorded to raise money for the various charities associated with the hillsborough families. it reached the highly coveted christmas number one spot in 2012. + http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-thumbnails/issue122_newsfeed_0.jpg http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-pictures/issue122_newsfeed_0.jpg alan rose & lynda hardcastle - a yorkshire twosome although they have both been singing professionally for over 40 years, this married couple has only just released a first album together that covers their performing career and beyond. readers of the living tradition might recognise alan’s name from the many reviews he’s written for the magazine over the years. nigel schofield decided to find out why it’s taken them so long to get around to their much-anticipated debut release. + http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-thumbnails/issue121_newsfeed.jpg http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-pictures/issue121_newsfeed.jpg lankum - the artists formerly known as lynched! dublin is one of those cities that just hits you. from the minute you arrive, you know you are in the capital: the iconic sights, sounds and smells; the creamy pints; the many bridges crossing the liffey; the thick accents. when you arrive in dublin, you just know you couldn’t be anywhere else. just as distinctive is some of the music emanating from its inhabitants and, at the moment, perhaps none more so than lankum (formerly lynched). + http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-thumbnails/issue120_newsfeed.jpg http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-pictures/issue120_newsfeed.jpg muireann nic amhlaoibh - closer to home muireann nic amhlaoibh is a singer and flute player immersed in the vibrant traditions of the west kerry area. after studying traditional music at ul, she joined irish band danú and performed all over the world with them for 13 years. since leaving their ranks in 2015 after having two children, life has been somewhat different for muireann, but it certainly has not been the end of her musical road. we met up with her to find out more about life after danú. + http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-thumbnails/issue119_newsfeed.jpg http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-pictures/issue119_newsfeed.jpg mairead ni mhaonaigh - it's in the blood if there is one person who has brought the traditional music of donegal onto a world stage in recent years, it is mairéad ní mhaonaigh. born and reared in the gaeltacht area of gaoth dobhair (gweedore) in donegal, she has travelled the world for over 30 years, bringing along with her a wealth of traditional tunes and songs from her native county, much of which she learned from her own family and neighbours, in particular from her father, the late francie ó maonaigh. + http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-thumbnails/issue118_newsfeed.jpg http://www.livingtradition.co.uk/sites/default/files/imagecache/news-fader-pictures/issue118_newsfeed.jpg chief of a cornish clan - nigel schofield discusses the delayed debut of geoff lakeman folk music has always had performers who could justly lay claim to the title of ‘first family of folk’ - the carters, the coppers, the waterson:carthys… in the 21st century, that crown could surely pass to the lakemans (should that be lakemen?) – seth, sean and his wife kathryn roberts, and sam and his wife cara dillon. + breaking news living tradition issue 124 is out now! issue 124 of the living tradition magazine (june/july 2018) including articles on rowan piggott, paul downes, catriona macdonald, josie duncan & pablo lafuente, judy cook, the flanagan brothers, the search for patience vaisey, the derby ram, balkan rhythms in celtic music, ten of the best, festival listings for june-august, news, reviews and more. buy the printed version of this issue from our online shop or subscribe here! + ceol na coille, letterkenny - 9-13 july ceol na coille’s 7th annual summer school of irish traditional music in coláiste ailigh, letterkenny, co. donegal, comprises a 5-day programme of workshops, recitals, sessions and concerts. it's perfect for those who want to learn irish traditional music and song in a county known for its culture, its beauty and friendliness. + willie clancy summer school - 7-15 july the willie clancy summer school is a major traditional irish music, song and dance event held annually in miltown malbay, county clare, ireland. the 46th summer school will take place between saturday july 7th and sunday july 15th 2018 with instrument and dance classes, lectures, workshops, recitals and céilithe all through the week. + stonehaven folk festival - 5-8 july stonehaven is a picturesque harbour town situated just 15 miles south of aberdeen and is easily accessible by bus, rail and road. the stonehaven folk festival was established in 1989 and has gone from strength to strength ever since, attracting 2,500 attendees last year. this year is the 30th festival! there will be a wide range of events, many free, throughout the town over the weekend - from main stage concerts in the town hall to

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